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9. stomach : signifie soit l’estomac, soit le ventre en anglais. Il faut donc bien choisir le mot adéquat. 10. poking at him, or stuck : poking, est une autre façon de dire nudging. Il faut bien voir que stuck est un participe passé, pas un participle present comme poking. D. VINET

favour of the victims, and the broadcasting of its ethics of tolerance and dialogue contributes to the prevention of conflicts and tensions. Every year, the French Red Cross helps 1 million persons in situation of precariousness in France and participle in 240 plans in 35 countries in the international. The French Red Cross, 5 fundamental jobs Emergency and first aid, Social welfare, Training, Health, international Action he French Red Cross is an independent association which acts beside authorities

(if more than one) Position of adverbs ( initial, mid and final) E) Pronoums Personal / relfexive / emphatic / relative / possessive / interrogative / demonstrative / etc. F) Verbs Tenses (past, present, simple, continuous, perfect and future ) Participle (present and past) Modals Auxiliaries Voice (passive . active) Style (direct/ indirect) Transitive / intransitive / intransitive / monotransitive Action / state Conditional Subjunctive Imperative G) Conjunctions Coordinating / subordinating H) Interjections

puesto Ver visto Volver vuelto Escribir escrito Romper roto * Le passé composé : Il se forme avec l’auxiliaire « haber » + participe passé. * He, has, ha, hemos, habéis, han. Le participle passé est toujours invariable lorsqu’il s’utilise avec « haber » mais pas avec « ser » ou « estar ». * Traduction du verbe « aimer » : « Aimer » au sens « plaire » se traduit par gustar A mi me gusta el Nutella. « Aimer » au sens « amitié »

say “it’s” whereas Elizabethan English used “ ‘tis” (ex: “’tis a consummation”). The article “the” is never contracted in modern English but Shakespeare says “th’ oppressor”. The end of verbs in –ed is contracted, whether it’s a preterit or a past participle (ex: “to be wish’d”, “be all my sins remember’d”, “my honour’d lord”.) The use of the auxiliary “do” is not regular. Shakespeare says : “We know not”, “I loved you not”... Shakespeare sometimes uses “do” in the affirmative form, as it is

=_______________________________ 19) Perhaps he knows her but I doubt it. =______________________________ 20) Surely they work hard enough. =______________________________________ When using MUST to express probability in the past, use MUST + HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE: 1) I am sure it was too dangerous.____________________________________________________. 2) I am sure he was angry.__________________________________________________________. 3) I am sure you interfered._________________________________________________________

|(didn’t +verb) |Did+subject+verb | 2)-Irregular Verb (to go) |Verb |Past simple |Past participle | |To go |went |gone | |Affirmative Form |Negative Form |Interrogative Form

les producteurs en fonction de leurs bonnes pratiques environnementales et sociétales et de répondre aux normes de qualités et de prix du Groupe. The Group Pile Flowers adheres, since its creation in 2007, to the Club Responsible Generation and participle actively to the Enseignes program Persons in charge, which groups(includes) networks wishing to formalize their approach(initiative) of sustainable development while sharing their best practice. This empowerment joins in a logic of continuous progress

inclusion of the accent mark when written above the letters "A" or "U". à (Preposition - at, in, to) vs. a (Third person singular present form of avoir) là (there) vs. la (definite article, singular feminine noun) où (where) vs. ou (or) dù (past participle of verb devoir) vs. du (contraction of de and le) La Cédille ç La cédille s the only accent to be used on a consonant, only the letter "C", and only underneath. It simply provides a pronunciation guide that the "C" should be pronounced as an "S"

yet the aesthetics of which will be put down(deposited) in 1960. John Pemberton Originally the Coca Cola, was not a drink but a medicine against stomach pains and quite other gastric problem. At the end of the American Civil War in which participle he(it) participates, John Pemberton is a pharmacist to Colombus ( Georgia), he possesses a small laboratory. In 1870 he(it) settles down in Atlanta .En on 1879 he(it) creates J-S Pemberton and company. He(It) invents the first recipe(takings) of